All five city cemeteries are ready to welcome an estimated 16,000 people on November first and second as they come to visit their dearly departed during Day of the Dead, the Puerto Vallarta government reported.
The improvements and cleaning of the area cemeteries is a noticeable difference to those who have loved ones buried in the area.
"Truth shines in perfect condition, very good, clean, as people came to pick up trash; before I saw one area with a lot of trash, now it's much cleaner. Graves have been cleaned along with the yards, now it looks much . . .
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